As the battle between former Supreme Team member E-Sens and his previous record label Amoeba culture (more specifically one of the company's founders, Dynamic Duo's Gaeko) wages on, other Korean hip hop artists are jumping in to share their two cents.

In the past couple of days among the diss tracks released by Swings, E-Sens, Gaeko, and Simon D - a host of other artists are speaking out.

While none of them appear to have any specific complaints like those brought up by E-Sens against his former record label, the general feeling is that they long for a time when it was less about the money and more about the music.

Simon D mentioned something similar in his diss track response to Swings saying, "You just sold my name to get #1, you f*cker. That's my last mercy. The fake "Show Me The Money" brand new pussy. You knelt down in front of the contract. You pig, you're still not ripe on top of the fire. You're not raw or rare, just disgusting."

Artists like Diz'one and Nuttyverse have all released songs following in the footsteps of their K-hip-hop peers and taking a page out of American rapper Kendrick Lamar's book.

In his song "Control" Lamar calls out Canadian artist Drake and now their Korean counterparts are following that method to let everyone know what they think too.

The general theme is that the industry as we see it today is a far-cry from how it was perceived ten years ago and very different from how these artists expected things to turn out. Many of the tracks claim that the Korean music industry is full of no-talent rappers who are continually disrespectful to their colleagues.

Korean American hip-hop star Jay Park even added in his thoughts on the matter, only he took to Twitter instead of making his own track.

"Yall see whats goin on with HIP HOP in KOREA right now?? shit getting crazy!!! I love it!" he tweeted.

Shortly afterward Jay Park added, "KENDRICK LAMAR EFFECT~! Crossed the sea's all the way into KOREA!! SHEITTTTTT."

Check out some of the new tracks below.